. —— to bing, owned by microsoft.re business reporter katie silver who standing abide. good to have you in the programme. this is not great news for google. figs not great news for google. as ou not great news for google. sis you mentioned, not great news for google. is you mentioned, alphabet shares were down at i.4%, finishing down about 2.5%. it lost about $50 billion in its market valuation in the day's trade. by valuation in the day's trade. by comparison, rival microsoft was up about i% all of the back of a report in the new york times suggesting samsung is considering switching what it uses as its default search engine from google to bing and it says this is creating panic in the offices of google because it makes billions of dollars for being the default search engines for things like apple and sunk some phones, it spends $23 billion for the privilege and makes many more on top of that. this may be one of the biggest disrupting influences in the search engine space. google has been the dominant player when it c

when you think about bing getting tracking -- what do you think about bing getting traction? >> there is a serious competitor to search. that is what mark is telling you. for the last 15 years, we haven't had a real competitor. people had a a while and yahoo! in -- and bing. facebook tried to search. everyone has tried and it hasn't budged google. people are now questioning that. is this a sentiment in consumption if or is this a real fundamental issue? right now, it is a set -- sentiment issue. ed: we can go back to the 30 -- third-party data. google is 90% of the search market globally. caroline: there were accusations that if google wasn't so monopolistic in its power, perhaps we could see further integration in chatgpt. speak to that. speak to the ceos making argument, that they have been a trusted arbiter of this re-scaling generational shift in technology and maybe the pace is not quite controlled by other competitors? rohit: and google, we trust. they have the data and the consumer behavior and they have on that over the years and they have gone through applications in

samsung electronics is considering switching the default search engine on its devices from google to bingay as well that google makes a huge amount of money by being the default search engine. it pays apple and samsung about $23 billion for the privilege and it makes many more billion dollars on top of that. google has been the dominant player when it comes to search for decades, it accounts for about 80% of the search engine market, makes about $160 billion and one of its smaller rivals has been bing which for a long time really hasn't made any waves but earlier this year we heard that microsoft was going to be ploughing billions of dollars into chat gpt and that that was going to vastly improve the quality of bing. the question now is does google have the time in the money to catch up or has it perhaps missed the boat with white thanks for your thought. in the us political and economic tensions are growing again, this time with the us house of representatives kevin mccarthy criticising president biden for what he called reckless spending in a speech at the new york stock exchange. that

that have been in the works for years. >> right, but bing is for real people are using bing.gpt. i'm just using it directly i'm not going to bing. >> well, the "60 minutes" plus, whatever it is, the one we watch after, that was done with klchat it wasn't real pretty scary >> serious >> the figures were. look, i think you're right david, i've not even heard anybody say what you just said >> well, i said it i've heard a lot of people say it by the way, i don't think it's happening. i don't think it's going to happen >> i heard too big to attack, too big to go after, not the right size not like salesforce, which was the right size >> listen, you've got certain shareholders who have been complaining, the children's fund, chris hohn is a large holder it's a controlled company, but -- >> you're going to make headlines with that, david >> i'm not making any headlines. i simply ask the questions you're the one that makes the headlines when you're not talking about things like frank and taking us down roads that nobody has any idea what you're talking about. >> it was the cheg executi

bing. i want to hear about bing. concern about the existential threat that it represents to alphabet and google search. alphabet did do better to start this year, and i spoke with the cfo, what she actually saw in the quarter, and she says it wasn't bullish. she says that the main point that we have seen is that ongoing headwinds are continuing due to what we continue to describe as the challenging economic climate with companies indicating that they're remaining focused when it comes to optimizing spend whether on the ad side or the cloud side. google cloud was profitable for the very first time. she didn't elaborate when she was asked about bing/microsoft threat especially on that report that samsung might be replacing google with bing. she said we still have partnerships in place. she did tell me they are slowing the pace of hiring, but we are still investing in priority areas for top engineering and technical talent. still the, 13 analyst price target hikes on wall street, so they're going all the way up to 130,

bing, default search engine could be devastating they've dominated search over 20 years, if they finallyn i watched "60 minutes" and heard the ceo talking about artificial intelligence, came out knowing about the products but "60 minutes" why bother he's putting himself out there, trying to point out we're in this that's technically true, but if they've been doing this for years, why haven't they come up with chatgbt or ahead of the microsoft ally recognized the intelligence. and one of the companies that partnered with nvidia, why wasn't google? you could say that about a bunch of tech firms, including amazon which seems to be behind on the a.i. front meta may shock us with its own a. i. in the works but google technology is related to search, that's why bing is suddenly being taken seriously but alphabets have come up with good stuff, maybe they can catch up but there's reasons to want alpt only on one side of the ad market if they get their way, they lose a chunk of change. alphabet has miscellaneous other bets they spent a fortune on health care, made nothing. paid money for fitbit,

i don't believe anybody is going to switch over to bing they may add bing as another button but i don't think they will switch over to bing when you don't know what the regulation will be on using -- >> well, it adds to the narrative that has been out there for the last few months that it's microsoft in the leadership role here and not alphabet that was a narrative that emerged and whether it's right or wrong -- >> if you look at the morgan stanley report, there are a couple things that have to go right. i wouldn't say that gave me a ton of confidence in the upside. >> one thing, it's not microsoft in the leadership role but in the challenger role. when you have 90% market share which is what google as right now, you have nowhere but up >> yeah, we're talking about the leadership in a.i. >> we were researching this two months ago, and i said this is on our short list, and then when we learned about the chat gtp, we thought, whoa, this a.i. and the way microsoft is using it will challenge the incumbent search engine. >> brenda, you own alphabet. are you concerned about their leadership r

samsung considered ditching google as the default search engine on its devices following the bing aito lose, over 90% of the search market share and the lucrative deals like apple and samsung help secure that. the momentum behind bing gives samsung and apple more bargaining power to grab an even bigger slice of google search profits. on the call tonight, though, listen for any hints from sundar pichai slower azure growth will be the story at microsoft not to mention the poor reports of pc sales falling this quarter which will impact the window's business and for google on the digital ad market, youtube sales, and its own cloud business still behind microsoft's in terms of shares, guys >> i wonder if alphabet will give us assurance they will remain the preferred default >> reporter: that's a big one. google pays in these revenue share agreements, tens of billions of dollars to various web browsers, to samsung, to apple. apple reportedly they pay $20 billion a year and the apple contract in particular is said to be up for negotiation again and so apple kind of has some leverage here, c

which seeks to advance the interests of authors who want to serve the public good by sharingreioea bing the facts tiy other library operating under a controlled digital lending model and could impact how readily available books are online. while this case doesn't set a binding precedent for other libraries if affirmed unappeal other libraries may decide to avoidolled digital lending which of trcouronse i cs what sf these publishers and authors want to happen. right? it's really interesting. it is complex, too. thanks, melanie ongoing.

phones, and if these reports are confirmed samsung is switching from google to the microsoft owned bingargins. it's not just about the google contract with samsung which according to the report is worth $3 billion but about eyeballs, google �*s for decades has been the dominant search engine with 80% of market share and that brings in huge advertising revenues. this market movement shows wall street is afraid that those revenue streams are under threat, they fear that google is falling behind to microsoft when it comes to integrating our artificial intelligence, microsoft has successfully integrated some features of its ai chat. so check tbt into bing and google investors are afraid that the google market dominance is coming under threat. ., ~' , ., dominance is coming under threat. ., ,, , threat. thank you, see you aaain threat. thank you, see you again soon- _ now let's talk about financial technology, better known as fintech, the uk is home to many of the world's largest fintech companies and is comprised of more than 1,600 — a number projected to double by 2030. this week, fintech

. >> coming up can samsung ditch google as the default search engine for bing?t it would mean for everyone's bottom line and here's a look at the dow heat map with a pretty much even split and why the dow is down 26 points today visa and unh are the worst performers while walgreen's and boeing on the 737 max issues and today rallying 100%. we're back after this. conventional thinking delivers conventional results. at allspring, we break away with purpose. harnessing data-driven insights and boundless curiosity. we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. because investing isn't one size fits all. allspring. purposefully divergent. >>> welcome back to "the exchange," everybody a lot more focus on health care and biotech especially after the deal making we've seen lately. here's the call in that vain wells fargo initiating coverage with an overweight and a $46 price target and that's an 80% upside and that price target doesn't even make them on the street they're up about 40% over the past year and clinical tr

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>> reporter: just 93% or so according to the latest data guess where bing sits on that? just 3%. google, the fact they're making these moves, shows they think microsoft can eat into that market share microsoft is selling bing to advertisers. >> interesting steve, thank you big announcement a short time ago. >>> let's bring in alex now with big technology and malcolm of cic wealth malcolm, you first it was skjust a few days back a an alphabet shareholder you were going to sell because you thought the company was weak on ai and ceding too much ground to microsoft and others. >> yes, and i would say the market agrees with me. this was meant to be a monumental announcement. we're merging our two biggest ai labs the market responded with a big old yawn i think the market is confirming what i was concerned about which is that either way alphabet is going to lose this chatbot war whether it's they're distracted from years trying to compete with whatever microsoft is doing or they end up bleeding tens of billions of dollars to win it. as a share howholdershareholdere how this is a winnin

. >> stephen: what do you do at home, do you guys binge shows? >> binge? you had to have watched some of "the crown," right. >> people love it. yes, i have actually watched "the crown." >> stephen: the recent stuff or the older stuff? >> the older stuff and more recent stuff. >> stephen: do you fact check it while you watch it? >> yes, i do, actually. which by the way, by the way, another reason why it is so important that history has it right. >> stephen: harry, thank you so much for being here. really enjoyed this. thank you for sharing this. "spare" is available today. it's prince harry, everybody. we'll be right back. give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next generation 10g network. get started for just $49 a month. and ask about an $

is back existential for -- >> bing is not back.was now it is. >> existential for cars is that you charge as much as a big-screen tv. >> byd is, i think, overtaking tesla's market share in china. now, that said, the market -- ev market in china is expanding enormously, so it doesn't mean that tesla won't continue to have growing sales there >> right >> but the concern is that its share will continue to be compressed >> well, what do you do if you're ford? i guess you could say, listen, we're making trucks. so far -- i saw some analysts saying the tesla truck is on track. i don't know anyone -- i don't even think musk thinks it's on track. i think he's decided it's just not really the area that they're going to excel in. whereas ford f-150 -- >> they could choose a new model to be out there for something. >> the ford f-150 is loved the lightning is loved >> musk has been on this media offensive talking to the bbc and tucker carlson and an industry conference in a q&a with the chairman of global advertising and partnerships for our pa

that samsung is considering switching its default mobile search engine from google to microsoft's bing. alphabet seeing its worst day in two months steve kovach has the details >> yeah, mel, alphabet did fall today, saying that samsung thought about changing the default search engines to bing from google, after seeing microsoft's chat bot in action that set up a scramble within google to get its own chat bot integrated into google search. here's how the deals work, mel google shares search ad revenue with companies if they make google the default search engine and it's a lucrative business, too. apple reportedly gets about $20 billion a year from google, making up a big chunk of its services business. samsu samsung gets to be a few billion a year the notion there's a better alternative out there gives more leverage to companies like s samsung and apple to negotiate better terms or google risks losing position to microsoft that means more upside for the platforms and more costs for google it's still early google has said it plans to integrate bard into google search and if it can pull t

i think what microsoft doing -- is doing is using championship ed and bing. there is potential over time if the eggs acute to perhaps gain a little bit of share in search. i think for microsoft standpoint, the ability to infuse a lot of that intellectual property, jet -- catchy bd into their product suite into office, that can be incredibly impactful to their business and i think again help with azure. i think both companies will compete but they have strengths in different areas. you have more on search and a growing cloud business. >> any questions around these ai tools? there are some others that are being worked on. do you have questions about them? >> it is very early. we are seeing with generative ai that there is a lot of potential to get answers, suggestions, ways to look at things creatively. it with thick about the opportunity inside enterprises. if you can have a better chat experience, if a customer is trying to get something resolved with coding, at the technology can help speed up the coding process. there are a lot of benefits but at the same t

. >> cheryl: they are worried, they are the king of search, microsoft has bing, here is what the "newmpetitors like new bing are most serious threat to google search and google is racing to build new search engine powered by the technology. a spokeswoman from google says we are improving the quality of our results and introduce new ways to search. big business advertising is big business for google, how many times do you go to google and first result, i would like to buy a pencil today, whatever your google search is, folks, first thing you will see is brought to you by google ads. google because of advertising, they need ai to be a part of that. we disagree on ai, it is a tool. elon musk is bringing up the worry some part of ai, the train has gone down the tracks, ai is here, it can be better for some. my own opinion. >> ashley: and everybody can have their own opinion, just does the risk outweigh the reward. >> cheryl: i don't think ai will be killing us yet, end of humanity. >> todd: conservative version of amazon gaining following by those who feel woke corporation is turning thei

the area over her big toe was red and swollen . tongue binge had some odd appealing come. so i went to the orthopedic specialist, even though i thought it was probably nothing to emulate us. he told me i had arthritis in my big toe, and i'd have to wear in lazy, i'm tungsten, she had to swap her high heels for comfy sport shoes. but at some point, she even struggled to fit into them. then the scaling and your last not even if my foot would fit in on her. so she would press so hard on the joint that a callous started to develop the length which was really painful. and so it was very unpleasant because there was constant pressure on my foot last and on the joint force of tingling. her orthopedist finally sent her to the shelley's be coached i in university medical center in lou beck, where she saw foot surgeon, dominique forked. the aim was to clarify whether an operation could help was come to him, often lives with it always depends on how much the patient is suffering for lunch. she's normally very active and like sports. so the condition was really affecting her. we offer

you really say that you have a binge when drunk. you are different.e cruelty. the same aggression. i would give you a chance, but today you score two deuces. i wouldn't even put it, count. very bad ugly unsatisfactory. correct yourself, or i don’t know after this program to make such statements that i don’t have time to go to the clinic, because i need to pull the child out of the orphanage, when they shout in your ears from all sides that without this treatment, no one will have a child for you will give. so, say goodbye to him forever, after all, this is a wonderful age for recovery. only i look at the photos, ulyanina is bad without her. well, i gave her a slap and dad came to pick her up, yes, the small lip cried, a broken situation, how it was necessary to hit a child on the head so that her head flew off to the table, how did it happen that you and vladimir began to live when he was still living with tackle, they just set her up against her own mother. i told you girls, you are a prostitute. look, who are you in general a good friend, vladimir,

that is a -- bing is just 3%. we all naturally go to google.here's a lot of inbuilt resistance there that microsoft has to break down. google is coming back with its own bard product, so the pendulum will swing back and forth for some time. there's a huge amount of dollars at stake. dani: how do we distinguish hype from reality? are there any signs at integrating chat gdp is helping bing? >> there's a data point they have over 100 million active users on chatgtp, which is fantastic in such a short space of time. instagram took about two years to get to that level. the question is still, or people just curious in seeing what it can do for them, and then they will default back to going to google to see what the real answer is. dani: what about nuts and bolts of finances over at microsoft? presumably it is expensive. does it hurt profitability of the software unit? >> they have very high margins, operating comes up year-over-year. clearly it will take a huge amount of investment. so far, and we heard clear messages in both microsoft and google yes

ffood consumption, binge watching tv. excessive exercise. you know yeah. kennedy: please finish. >> may i some day you know excessively exercise. i don't think that i have ever gotten into that, but a lot of this stems from way we important our kids to emotional wrecks by shoving grown up problems at them, it should to raise resilient children to grow up to resilient adults who don't turn to substances for bad behavior, if have have a child concerns about climate change, they person is not growing up to be resilient. >> we're giving our kids so much stress, such a great point, we're tasking them with so much. while withholding from them. valuable skills like, math and writing which is wonderful. to karol's point, sleeping too much, binge watching tv and over exercises, sounds like a perfecter saturday to me. >> me too. i try to sleep a lot, watch a lot of tv, and exercise now that i moved to florida i recommend it. kennedy: i love it, shane i know you are the same, you had back problems did you cope by getting on goofballs. >> i got off of t

some new ai tools coming from chatgpt are making bing more appealing.aps heralds a new step in the searching methods. francine: alex webb, artech expect. staying on the topic, investors say high school students going into studies this year should go into tech rather than finance. this coming from our bloomberg survey. >> forget a degree in finance. go for a career in tech instead. that is the advice from the latest bloomberg survey of professional and retail investors. only one in five wall street professionals say that high school seniors graduating this year should go into finance. about half say that gen z's best bet is in the tech sector, despite the recent layoffs. still, hiring trends paint a rosy picture for those with a background in tech. those ranging from auto to federal government have a chance to approve any tech workers. a degree in tech can set you up for a lot of potential jobs. survey respondents also expressed concern about the long-term threat of ai. thank chatgpt taking our jobs. the kids graduating in kindergarten this year, 40% of

bing on the devices. the report comes amid comments from ceo sundar telling "60 minutes" his thoughts on the technology >> do you think society is prepared for what's coming >> on the one hand, no the pace we can adapt compared to the pace of technology is he voluming, there seems to be a mismatch compared to any other technology, i see more people worry about it earlier in the life cycle i feel optimistic. >>> watching shares of merck agreeing to buy prometheus bio-science for $10 billion. the price represents about 75% premium to where prometheus shares closed on friday. the deal is scheduled to close in the third quarter of the year. >>> global regulators are considering imposing tougher rules on smaller banks to ready for faster runs on deposits. according to the financial times, the committee on banking supervision promised in march to review if additional rules were needed to prevent another string of bank collapses. frank. >> something to watch. silvana, see you later on. thank you. >>> more to com

there were reports that samsung could consider switching default browsers to bing from google. they are at the top of the mountain, but chatgpt is a threat. what does it mean for enterprise and market share? digital advertising and the overall business, it feels like there is some stabilisation of swirling macro, and this is a big sigh of relief for investors in terms of what we see in big tech. what about job cuts? is the pain over? look, i think probably 70% or 80% of the cuts are over but these tech companies were spending like �*80s rock stars. they have cut costs, they have cut cost significantly and we see that ahead. investors want to see them rip the band aid off and i think it is put a bottom on these stocks, including amazon, meta and others. shares in first republic have fallen 50% as investors question its future. the falls came a day after the bank said customers have pulled more than $100 billion from their accounts during last month's banking panic. first republic had been seen as one of the bank's most at risk of failure after a series of bank collapses raised f

we are not going to suddenly be a massive shift of our 93% share of online search to bing.t is clearly a risk and they are making a strong claim that they are aware of that risk and responding to its. they will continue to protect leadership and they are being more efficient and other parts of the business to invest in it without squeezing margins too much. tom: we are seeing how the competing narratives evolve over the months and quarters ahead. a great breakdown of these important earnings in the picture around ai in particular from that. thank you very much from bloomberg intelligence on the earnings picture around tech. let's get the business flash with sam 10. >> gucci sales barely grew the first quarter as a luxury brand failed to earn more shoppers. revenue raised 1% missing analyst estimates while sales of the division which include balenciaga and alexander mcqueen drop to 9%. the results stand in contrast to the strong performance of rivals lvmh enter mas. ed sheeran has told jurors that he will be quite an idiot to perform two songs together if the copyright infri

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she got out of the binge and undertook to find a normal family. let's say when she wakes up and the baby isn't around. come in. thank you. where is he? i don’t know, i was just here, i left him with our volunteer. have you lost a child? no one lost anyone, maybe the child wanted to go to the toilet. your friend is here somewhere, and where? if i knew, what about him? got a little sick. mommy mommy, wake up kids. you can't come here. i want to visit my mother. let me go to my mother, please, what is your name? styopa is not allowed to visit his mother now. we 'll go to her later, well, and now we'll go where. and what about gleb, i really need to go. she calls my mom a drunkard. hello , i'm a senior inspector from the guardianship authorities. love is full oak came for the boy. very nice. so we have no problem. no. we put the boys in the ward with their mother and everything is in order. it doesn't matter if it's okay or not? she was on probation. today i broke down that no. so in any case yes, of course, styopa don't be afraid, i'm lyubov pavlovna

it's partnership with open ai spread big interest in bing at last.rstand that the big four accounting firms, one of them is jumping in. pwc with a $1 billion investment with ai to make sexy things like tax, audit, and consulting services. microsoft shares are outperform ing. look at the deal that might be on ice because of the u.k. competition authority. activision falling the most since november of 2021 as it looks like microsoft will have to appeal the 69 billion dollar deal to buy activision. activision coming out with its own numbers early. 368 active users. the end of the quarter with net cash $8.9 billion. net bookings 1.8 6 billion. from new york, san francisco, this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com ed: bloomberg technology live at the rsa conference in san francisco. cyberse

phones and if these reports are confirmed and samsung is switching from google to the microsoft—owned bingine on its phones, then that would have a huge impact on google's margins. it is notjust about google's contract with samsung, which according to the report is worth about $3 billion, but it is about eyeballs. google for decades has been the dominant search engine with about 80% market share. that brings in huge advertising revenues. this market movement really shows that wall street is afraid that those revenue streams are under threat. they fear that google is falling behind to microsoft when it comes to integrating and developing artificial intelligence. microsoft has, of course, successfully integrated some features of its chat ai bot, chatgpt, and google investors are afraid that google's market dominance is coming under threat from that. now to india, where rajasthan has became the first state to make healthcare a right last month. however, the plan ran into stiff opposition from private doctors, highlighting some of the issues healthcare reform faces in the country. nikhil inamd

in certificate alone you can say there's down side risk if bing enabled by open ai will become a thing, the data does not suggest that there's any sort of imminent bing renaissance happening microsoft wants to present that as being the case. it's not quite that way. >> i think microsoft has an advantage in the buildout of the public cloud that's to their advantage. this is a thoughtful, reasonable conversation asking questions why, right doing the fundamental analysis, the market doesn't ask why, it asks what. microsoft is still 15% below its all-time high from november of 2021 it's a stock that coming into 2023 had a significant positioning under allocation to levels that we had not witnessed in the last 12 years you see the rebuilding of those positions once again, and it's an overall climate where it lends itself to doing so we've seen growth come back as a strategy and the falloff in yield. i think you have to also include the what in the conversation, the debate, along with the why, which i agree with everything being said when you look at the fundamentals questioning the valuatio

teenagers may face to experience alcohol. 3.2 million young people between the ages of 12 and 20 reported bingerinking at least once a month. in east bay, a teenager came up with a way to provide a safe space for his peers who may be struggling with alcohol. and it's through a website application he developed on his own. a dublin high school junior founded a web application where teenagers can share their alcohol story in a safe place. why? >> one of my family members went through alcohol addiction. >> similar experiences shared in a similar environment and people can enjoy it under alias. >> these are people who have posted their own personal stories about alcohol , so right now we have around 200 users and around 80 people have posted their story. >> it's a way for teenagers to connect with other teenagers struggling with alcohol and help one another. >> one of my friends offered me alcohol at a party, and said yes. it tasted disgusting but i drink more to fit in. soon, i couldn't control my actions or my words. >> there are a list of trigger words that are red flagged, trigger words like mee

i have no need to binge because i'm enjoying every single meal and because i wait in between i seekt and then when i feel that heat again that is my signal to go ahead and eat. >> you're doing summing right would love to have you back for some reason at fox they thought i should be to got to talk to. i know why that is. i wish you well my friend and we will see what happens. we'll see you ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone along with jessica tarlov, jesse watters, lawrence jones. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: president joe biden jetting off on vacation as his lackeys are left to clean up yet another huge mess. in a classic holiday news the administration releasing a

but bing is bing. jonathan: let us go back to rates and play it safe.lls has this to say. bank failures and rising cost of capital raise the prospect of a significant tightening of credit conditions, particularly in the u.s.. therefore the risk of a sooner and deeper recession. we've seen signs of stabilization over the last week. but this is a key risk for a lot of people. tom: one of the joys is andrew balls is one of the big thinkers who has been in the trenches of portfolio management. he took the trophy for a income manager of the year 8, 9, 10 years ago. he has beautiful experience at dovetailing the investment world into that of the broader economics. credit conditions tightening is about inflation, citigroup published moments ago that the german union sector and renegotiations will have 12% wage growth in the next 24 months. that is a stunning number. have we turned inflation around as we consider credit conditions ? andrew: i think it remains a big uncertainty. that is an impressive number for german type wage agreements. inflation has been ver

we binge watched that. but the best one i saw recently the offer about the making of the godfather.sters tournament? well, my friends jim nance and trevor do a pretty good job of that but if they need somebody ever, sure. why not? tomorrow on "special report," the role of artificial intelligence in your future healthcare. we will look at that thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. i could do the whisper voice, jesse next on number 5. >> jesse: please do. thank you. [laughter] >> bret: see you. >> jesse: all right. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it was the late 1960s and the summer of love was in full swing. hippy fashion filled the streets and smell of cannabis filled the air and the san francisco became the center of it all. >> to be a clean, living, working american with a house payment trusted the government abruptly became the epitome of square at least in the eyes of a rebellious younger generation. what had gotten into these kids anyway? weren't they supposed to be in sch

way better than whatever you were going to binge-watch this weekend.n half the time. find me at hotels.com jack otter: automakers had a roadblock. sales have been hardly budgeted and stocks have done worse. auto companies are branching beyond cars to boost profits. now root joins the panel. that's a great story. seems to be the automakers are using the gel that philosophy. giveaway the razor at cost, more exciting than razor blades. >> it's the name of my software. they are more phone like, giant ipads glued to every new car. the holy grail of recurring revenue. you stop a car once but have an ongoing relationship. infotainment, the best example is tesla, they charge for premium connectivity that lets you stream netflix in part and all those apps and things like that that you will be accessing from that screen, have to have connectivity to cellular network, that is what they want to charge for. jack otter: and sell car insurance. >> based on driving behavior, to underwrite or give the data to an existing underwriter to offer better insurance, cheaper p

the number one search in binge was google., is now thinking of replacing google with binge on all of their phones. maria: that's a big deal. mark: that's a huge deal. seems like google may not be in trouble for ai standpoint but other issues as well. maria: how did google lose number 1 spot? wasn't it number 1 spot? >> yeah. it was known for ai for a while, doing google assistant which is found on android phones and predirective text and e-mail. it had all the features out ahead and criticized for it. i'm old enough to remember debut feature where the google assistant would call pizza and orders for you. they got scrutiny on that. you guys are caught up on what you can do, you haven't asked whether you should do it. internally google created this ethics committee and program to scrutinize ai and the products before they came out. the problem with that is even though it's well-intentioned it's essentially like not great for progress because you get a lot of internal turmoil but all reports testify kind of a disaster. some peopl

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about the possibility of samsung going with a different search provider as a default on its devices in bingersus google and that's weighing on google prices. speaking of reports, we're looking at ship equipment names, down about 5%. that ties back to a report that we could see taiwan semi which is a huge player possibly cut back its big spending. let's get more perspective on that developing story. we are talking about a huge player when it comes to influence within the chip sector. what did you make about the reports that it coup cool off on capex? >> i think it points to demand uncertainty even though we've been hearing about how demand has been very good on the data centers side especially with chet gpt driving a lot of the news flow. what you are seeing from the tsmc perspective is there is demand visibility and all these companies are interested. they have some prepayments but on the smartphone side, things are still kind of quiet. the refresh cycle is so far away and pc shipments have come down. you are seeing demand cooling off. net net, there is demand outside of data centers and th

all of sudden people say, hey, maybe bing have a shot.ese guys have 30,000 engineers and scientists and miss it. [people say google missed the boat and might be the end of company. you say absolutely a beneficiary? >> absolutely a bush rip. there is competition heating up. bing is coming into google's market space and heating up. samsung, some of the other concern but what we need to talk about anthropic, something they slid under the radar. released it with slack, that company, very, very recently. anthropic is started by researchers who originally started open a.i. it is more towards business use cases. charles: all right. we still have a google believer. early adopters of a.i., shopify, salesforce.com, full discrows sure i had my subscribers take profits on strength. the stocks, some of these stocks are doing well, but what is important about being an early adoptter? >> you have something new innovative, if you're an innovator adopter, worldwide web you fast lined, streamed lowered operating cost. transfer to positive revenues, transfe

a stock that was really beleaguered at one point i think we sold off on the concept of, you know, bing versus google search, which isn't even a conversation to me, but interesting that we're going to have the same conversation with microsoft in a second i think for google, the core business, they're alive and well the comps in the second half of the year get a lot better for google they were very difficult over the last couple quarters remember, four q 21 comp is 23%, the comp on this was 22% i think expectations were low. >> just a couple things to add tim talked about ai. we want to hear about, how do they monetize it we don't know. microsoft -- we don't know what the model is, but we do know that there's fears of cannibalization of their search business just to get to the advertising sigh of relief, you have melt that up, snap is up, so, the read-through is that the advertising business is overall better. >> the come menation about the ad business will be interesting, because that can sort of be pulled back as the economy gets a little bit more uncertain, so, we might be able to get

. >>> when we come back, will bing replace google as the default search engine on some smartphones?osoft at the open we'll get that story when ghk t see cesom rit back ns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. >>> alphabet shares under pressure this morning on the report that samsung considered replacing google as the default search engine on its phones. what a story >> yeah, it certainly brings back to the forefront this microsoft versus google that kicked off this year we are watching the stocks move in real time google has fallen behind and let microsoft steal its thunder. samsung was considering replacing google with microsoft's bing as the default search engine on its devices, which, by the way, run on google's an trdroid operating system just the idea was enough to create panic at google bec

they then proceed to drive at is e bing takes place. >> was the kitchen knife taken from the tower?we are releasing is that a kitchen knife was located near the scene of the stabbing. we are not revealing anymore at >> [ inaudible question ] >> i was not in court today and was not able to observe who was present. what i will say, it appears from the statements that mr. lee is somehow a friend of this woman , and that is what the connection is between the two men. >> [ inaudible question ] >> at this time, it is still an ongoing investigation. that is all we are willing to reveal. >> the video shows mr. lee with something. it was documents or something. it looks like he was running with those. do you know if there was something taken from them? >> i am not aware of what video you have seen. the only video i'm aware that has been released is the one where he collapses. again, the facts as we have released our what are in the detention motion. i just think you need to be very careful about any facts that are coming from somewhere else at this time. >> [ inaudible question ] >> at this

way better than whatever you were going to binge-watch this weekend.re in half the time. find me at hotels.com starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. jack otter: next weekend, time for capitalist woodstock, 30,000 people descending on omaha for the berkshire hathaway meeting. andrew bary has been following warren buffett for decades. you had a hamburger with him once. what are you looking for? andrew: i had a hamburger, he had a blt and a coke. i'm looking for what he thinks of berkshire's equity investments, whether he want to purchase all the petroleum, 25% of it, succession and comments on some key berkshire businesses like geico, burlington northern railroad and utility business. jack otter: buffett where so many hats, he ceo, but the question is who will succeed buffett when it comes to running the portfolio. do they have the chops to follow the big guy? andrew: buffett thin

microsoft, which is now partnering with openai to embed chatgpt's technology right into its search engine, bing raicu: but it's not so much the tools themselves, but the underlying deception that's the problem. bigad: irina raicu is the director of the internet ethics program at santa clara university. irina: it's not "is chatgpt good or bad?" it's that it's really disrupting, on a very short notice, some of these processes that have been put in place about how to how to teach and how to assess learning. bigad: cheating isn't the only concern. on its website, chatgpt acknowledges that sometimes it provides incorrect information and admits it tends to produce longer answers in an effort to look more comprehensive. bigad: is there an urgency for educational institutions to figure out how to deal with this? irina: there absolutely is an urgency because it's being used right now by students. [beeping] bigad: graduate student nicky castillo spends most of his days working with robots. programming them often means hours on the keyboard, typing complex computer code, but here in the lab he's heard oth

they identify, if you binge, you binge with conagra >> the two big gainers of this are the stories we'veedex. >> remember, again, j&j, it's not a proposal from j&j where they're waiting to hear what the plaintiffs are doing it's the opposite. the plaintiffs want this the plaintiffs' bar, the lawyers, want this deal, and they want the deal because they see the writing on the wall. i've looked at the writings of all these new justices that trump put on they don't have a lot of time for the plaintiffs' bar. the tock is clicking the clock is ticking, and one of the things that people don't understand is the plaintiffs are very happy it's a lot of money. >> even over the decades the other gainer this morning, newmont again, jim as we watch what gold has done in the wake of the dollar, two-month low this morning >> i think the gold is a reaction to, if your deposits aren't safe, you got to buy gold that's opposed to, if your deposits aren't safe, you got to buy bitcoin. bitcoin's got a little tarnish there. but gold is right. and what's amazing to me is that the cheapest gold, the best, hasn't

i didn't discuss your opinion in advance. winter hibernation or from another binge and began to spreadight and to the left, suddenly they make such a decision regarding the attitude of the head of our state, and then, uh, individual idiots, idiots like the minister of justice of germany is saying, well, if he comes, we will draw him, he is a lawyer of a brother, he understands what it means, let's introduce ourselves clearly that this situation, which has never happened, but nevertheless , let's imagine that it has come true, the current head of a nuclear state has come to the territory let's say that germany and the aristocracy were born, such a development of the scenario would suit everyone, but it is clear to everyone that putin is now maximally out of the country. they won't see blockbusters on their screens for a long time, just listen to the little man's fantasies, all our means will fly into the bundestag , to the chancellor 's office, etc. the day of the delivery of foreign weapons to ukraine is finally approaching the nuclear apocalypse now dimon is forming the image of a tou

microsoft, which is now partnering with openai to embed chatgpt's technology right into its search engine, bing raicu: but it's not so much the tools themselves, but the underlying deception that's the problem. bigad: irina raicu is the director of the internet ethics program at santa clara university. irina: it's not "is chatgpt good or bad?" it's that it's really disrupting, on a very short notice, some of these processes that have been put in place about how to how to teach and how to assess learning. bigad: cheating isn't the only concern. on its website, chatgpt acknowledges that sometimes it provides incorrect information and admits it tends to produce longer answers in an effort to look more comprehensive. bigad: is there an urgency for educational institutions to figure out how to deal with this? irina: there absolutely is an urgency because it's being used right now by students. [beeping] bigad: graduate student nicky castillo spends most of his days working with robots. programming them often means hours on the keyboard, typing complex computer code, but here in the lab he's heard oth

bing. no timetable yet for when google will make this happen. search ads to bring in about 162 billion dollars in revenue for google every year. and pr is clashing with twitter after the social media app labeled its content state-affiliated media and president is calling that disturbing and unacceptable. twitter owner elon musk responded to a tweet by a conservative podcaster by quoting his company's definition of the term saying it seems accurate and pr gets government funding through grants. the company says, though, that it's less than one percent of the annual budget. coming up, a new sport has arrived at the home of the forty-niners. we're going to show you the new feature at levi stadium. plus. >> chaos at the tennessee state capitol as the house votes to expel democratic lawmakers over an anti gun protest will have the reaction tonight in nashville and in the nation's capital. plus, a new investigative article looks into trips and vacations given the supreme court justice clarence thomas and the links to a big republican donor. a big stor

i saw mid day that she did in union don't letting a bing on all the lead the finance. yeah. the it to to see that you're gonna make it by. yeah. kathy, not a finance and all sorts of ceiling. a go be into the mold, blue democracy promotion would become a great institutionalized ideological project emanating from washington. mm . organizations promote what is usually referred to as a human rights agenda. that which in my view is generally manipulated for political purposes. in other words, they will complain about human rights in a country whose geopolitical foreign policy orientation is not sufficiently pro american. we would throw those people in jail, it would be illegal, but we do the same thing elsewhere in the world where we promote various political forces, various angie owes various election activities and things of the sort. and then with a straight face, we say, oh, we're not interfering in politics. we're just promoting democracy. but democracy always means who are the people who are going to listen to washington on a geopolitical level. we're still more day long.